Sorapot – The Sharpest Looking Tea Pot Ever!
July 11, 2009 by Diana
Filed under Featured Articles, Teapot, Teaware
Sorapot is a unique, modern teapot by Joey Roth.
“Sorapot’s vaulting arch and curved geometry belie its industrial toughness. Made from investment-cast stainless steel, borosilicate glass (Pyrex), and food-grade silicone, your Sorapot will only look better as you use it.”
Nice.
Capacity: 11 oz, just enough for two cups of tea.
Dimensions: 8?L x 6?H x 5?W
I would love to make a nice pot of rooibos or green tea in that pot and watch the leaves expand. How how about a display tea?
It’s sleek, sexy and functional but at $200-$250 a pot, it is definitely for the tea connoisseur or the design enthusiast. Although the teapot does, “…articulate the ritual of tea making in a thoroughly modern way.” So I guess it’s worth the money. 
$200 USD (158 EUR, 250 CAD) will get you a Original Brushed Sorapot. “A thoughtful companion for your tea ritual, the original brushed Sorapot reflects light subtly on its matte surface. Each brush line traces Sorapot’s contours, accentuating the teapot’s iconic geometry.”
Or if you feel like splurging, $250 USD (198 EUR, 312 CAD) will get you a Mirror Polished Sorapot. “With reflectivity that rivals chrome, this finish is achieved only through intense hand-polishing. No artificial surface treatments touch the stainless steel. These striking Sorapots come alive with dark teas and natural light.”
Love it!
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I’ve seen a lot of tea people react well to this teapot. It seems everyone who sees it would like to own one for themselves. But I haven’t seen anyone review it and talk about how it is to actually brew tea in. How does the tea taste? And it is functional as well as pretty? I’m curious to know about it.